Aamir Khan said that if he were to be offered a nomination to the Rajya Sabha, he would "think" about it. (Image courtesy: Varinder Chawla)
Actor Aamir Khan said that if he is offered a nomination to the Rajya Sabha, he will "think" about it.
Asked whether he would like to be nominated to the Rajya Sabha like cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and actress Rekha, Aamir said, "I won't comment on what they are doing. They are my friends. But if such opportunity arises, I will think whether I can contribute to society at that point of time in a better way or not. If that happens, I will be there every day." (Also Read: Why Aamir Khan Sees No Point in Changing MPs Every Five Years)
The 49-year-old 'Dhoom 3' star was speaking at a programme organised by a media group here.
Asked what he thought about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attempts to centralise power, Aamir said, "I don't know whether he is doing the right thing. You know better."
Answering a question about the portrayal of women in Hindi films, Aamir said, "I admit that Hindi films have been irresponsible in terms of portrayal of women."
"It sends out a very wrong message. Songs like
Tu Cheez Badi Hai Mast Mast (from
Mohra) and
Khambe Jaisi Khadi Hai (from
Dil which featured Aamir) are not good. We should respect sentiments of women. I accept my own hand in it, but I will try not to do this now. I will take this up with my friends and be sensitive henceforth," Aamir said.